Sterling Silver Bro Cap

[gingerkid_1]

Hello!

Does anyone know how much these would go for if someone was to purchase a used one? The Sterling silver Bro Cap

Thanks!!!

[kmiller8]

about $3.50

[nubbinator]

about $3.50

GOD DAMMIT LOCH NESS MONSTER!!

[epzy]

about $3.50

Yeah I think treefiddy is the going rate for those.

[YoungMichael88]

[Halverson]

I think the used metal bro caps should sell for about cost. They were pretty expensive to begin with.

[Alex92]

What's tree fiddy?

[epzy]

What's tree fiddy?

“Tree Fiddy” is a catchphrase associated with a story about the Loch Ness Monster originally told in an episode of the animated television series South Park. In the context of forums and imageboard sites, the phrase serves as the anti-climactic punchline in bait-and-switch stories that abruptly end with Loch Ness Monster begging for $3.50.

Chef’s dad: It stood above us looking down with these big red eyes…
Chef’s mom: Oh it was so scary!
Chef’s dad: And I yelled, I said “What do you want from us monster?!”
And the monster bent down and said “I need about treefiddy.” [silent pause]
Kyle: What’s treefiddy?
Chef’s dad: Three dollars and fifty cents.
Chef’s mom: Treefiddy."

[Alex92]

What's tree fiddy?

“Tree Fiddy” is a catchphrase associated with a story about the Loch Ness Monster originally told in an episode of the animated television series South Park. In the context of forums and imageboard sites, the phrase serves as the anti-climactic punchline in bait-and-switch stories that abruptly end with Loch Ness Monster begging for $3.50.

Chef’s dad: It stood above us looking down with these big red eyes…
Chef’s mom: Oh it was so scary!
Chef’s dad: And I yelled, I said “What do you want from us monster?!”
And the monster bent down and said “I need about treefiddy.” [silent pause]
Kyle: What’s treefiddy?
Chef’s dad: Three dollars and fifty cents.
Chef’s mom: Treefiddy."

Very in-depth response 
I was quoting Kyle, though lol

[epzy]

What's tree fiddy?

“Tree Fiddy” is a catchphrase associated with a story about the Loch Ness Monster originally told in an episode of the animated television series South Park. In the context of forums and imageboard sites, the phrase serves as the anti-climactic punchline in bait-and-switch stories that abruptly end with Loch Ness Monster begging for $3.50.

Chef’s dad: It stood above us looking down with these big red eyes…
Chef’s mom: Oh it was so scary!
Chef’s dad: And I yelled, I said “What do you want from us monster?!”
And the monster bent down and said “I need about treefiddy.” [silent pause]
Kyle: What’s treefiddy?
Chef’s dad: Three dollars and fifty cents.
Chef’s mom: Treefiddy."

Very in-depth response 
I was quoting Kyle, though lol

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